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Show THE NEIGHBOR' Salt Lake City, Utah' or HJ ISL 33 IF1 13 0 vith Money On The March BankingsJSusting First the area is agricultural. Then a lew houses come and followed theyre by sub- division. People need stores, gas station, laundromats, then they need money close by. BANKING In southeast Salt Lake the past and future expectations for growth are bringing banks to the area, some are offshoots of well - established downtown .banks, some are branches which launched the banks into comdowntown mercial banking, some founded to serve the special needs of suburban dwellers. 33rd Zions First National bank and Valley State Bank also use economic surveys. A typical survey shows the population concentrations, banking habits, income, transportation systems trends in all these areas, and estmates of future growth. " People used to think of banks as cold fishv places. Over the" ears, though, theyve become more pel sonal and more interested in Mr." Da ton Chairpeople. man of the Board of Tracj-Collin- s summed up the change in banking attitudes. Much of this is obvious in bank the branch banks aie becoming friendliei than the usual bank imaie. All tie new branch banks in the sotitl east have open architectuie and other signsoftrungtol t come part of the commumtes tt e serve. Eas tians, lirt and exlnbitioi s of places, paintings bv local aitlst are some of the local - touch. arrh-tectur- WHAT GOES WHERE Part studies on location treat the kind of office that is right to build in a localit). According to Mr. Glen M. Robinson, manager of First Zions National Bank in the Cottonwood his Mall, branch is more like a regional of'ice rather than like the usually small branch bank. In fact, some of the officers of ttie bank consider the Cottonwood Mall branch the best bianch of any bank anywhere. e, -- Valley State - a services availat the main office are also available at the branch. In addition to regular-bankin.services, brandies try to provide services which are especially adapted to suburban living For example, the Holladay Tracy - Collins Bank and the Olympus Valley State Bank have meeting rooms for the use of local groups. AnAll the banking 1 suburban bank generally speaking the first thing that happens Is that a bank gets expert opinions on the' subject. Most call In outside help, they hire a company which specializes in location studies. According to Newell Duyron Chairman of the Board of Tracy - Collins, his bank usfd consultants when It built its original bank In Holladay seven years ago. At that time the bank was located in a converted house, but has since moved to new quarters in the Village Holladay shopping area. This was an especially move for Tracy because it was the G step into commer- cial banking According to Mr. Dayton;the people of the area, many of whom are connected with Tracys, felt the need of a bank in the southeast. A of the able decide How does a bank where and when to build? The answers, of course, vary, but banks first unknown reason taken a back have puddings seat. I dont know If they have South, 5565 South 9th .East, and 6065 HighlandDrlve. local groups Is showing through the banks. Scout and school groups can learn about banking .first hand Horn visits, and it giveA the banks a chance to bend the twig. HOME, HOME IN THE BANK BOOM typical suburban barm touch other public relations service LOCAL NEED STARTS V.S.B. CROtfl Another bank resulting from local need is the Valley State Bank, according to its president Mr. W. E. Mjrick. In 1947 the mei chants and people of South Salt Lake tried to get downtown banks interested In starting a branch to serve and started been forgotten or neglected. I do know, that as a child and young girl , we had many I puddings at our house, well from home remember getting school, on tf't:hllly winter day, and smelling the carrot puddling cooking. I could hardly wait tm dinner time when it would be brought to the table and served jWlth warm fruit sauce trickling over it. Here Is the carrot pudding I recipe and other favorites. do hope you will try them. PUDDING CARROT 1 1 cup ground raw carrots cup ground raw potatoes teaspoons soda 12 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 1 are another public that branch banks cater too. In many banks they are -- 14 teaspoons cloves 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup considered children. pests, especially the Holladay Tracy-Collibank, however the kids can use the conference room to sort through coins for alley State. The bank has several offices in the southeast area: 0 Highland Drive, 2855 East In raisins their collections. Mr. 30-2- Dayton said that in one bank he recently visited in California their was a special window set up for numismatists. STICK EM UP One trouble with branch banking in suburban banks is ttiat the are the easiest banks to rob. In cities there are too manv people around, and in small towns there are frequently so'few roads out of town that they are easy to cover. Suburban banks, however, have fewer people around, ii fewer men in the holdup gang and have lots of roads, and other hiding houses, places. Although the history of bank robberies showy that it tsnt a profitable occupation lit either branches or home ofices, branches look easier than they actually are. After re-qu- , lum uavis, Holladay manager of Tracy Collins Bank shows cub scout pack 410 through vault Continue page 10 can fruit tail, drain thoroughly 1 cup sugar 1 Nona Cooke OR SAUCE DIP cube butter PUDDINC 14 tablespoons flour 4 cup sugar 2 cups water 13 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Melt butter over low heat, adding the flour a little at a time until well mixed, not brown. Add water, sugar, salt, and vanilla, stirring steadily, cooking until thick as cream. Serve hot on puddings. 2 1 have found PUDDING PLUM No. cock- cup grapes 1 cup raisins 14 cup candled mixed fruits 1 cup prunes, cooked and pitted well drained 1 cup walnuts 12 teaspoons cinnamon 14 teaspoon cloves teaspoon salt Let It set until firm (In refrigerator) and serve with whipped cream or vanilla Ice cream. 1 4 teaspoon soda 12 teaspoon salt 12 cup brown sugar 1w cup chopped nuts Beat white sugar and egg together and add flour, soda, and salt. Mix fruit with this mixture and put in baking dish. Sprinkle with the 12 cup brown sugar and chopped nuts. Bake 50 minutes in 325 degree oven and serve with whipped cream or ice cream. snake bite kit Many of these things will depend dn the kind of camping you are planning to do. I also like to Include things that will take up little room, but are of large value. The following Is justj such a list of t. handy Items: Mosquito dope small cloth bag ( 12 Inches x 15 Inches ) two extra handkerchiefs five safety pins two needles and large spool V of thread The Waffle Stand Cassidy Hopalong 1 CHERRY camera first aid kit uIuaioucft luappcnCct egg cup unsifted flour Children that were seen and not heard Taffy pulling . ) parties cups flour cups sugar 2 eggs 2 teaspoons baking soda 1 cup walnuts 1 can pitted sour cherries 14 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine flour, sugar, salt, nuts. Drain cherries. Add soda to juice. Add eggs and juice to flour mixture. Add cherries and mix well. Bake in modoven about 45 minutes Trampoline centers The back of the woodshed Holds Fashion Show exciting event In color will take place throcombined the efforts of ugh the YWCA. New spring fashions Will be shown with all the costumes hand -- sewn and modeled by the YWCA Wives, according to Mrs. Richard Brojvn, chairman. An stitcher The shoe extra two rojae Ilan of Buster Browns. to see our new Buster Browns . . . beauti- fully styled for Easter and built to yvear beyond. And as ahays our trained fitting cialists assure youi child of a perfect fit. far spe- - IS THE KEY TO PLANNING SUCCESS Plan your time so that you will be able to spend enough spare time on your equipment to ensure its being In top shape long before camping time rolls around. Remember preparation Is half the fun. ' If you havent the means to finance the new things that you, need here are several Ideas: cut lawns deliver papers wash cars collect newspapers find and sell discarded funr- lture, metal, clothing etc. deliver handbills sell light globes door to door. Cookie Time Orders for cookies were taken February 1st to 8 th by Girl Scouts throughout the state. The annual cookie sale is conducted each year to raise funds for local troop activity; to help provide national, International and regional opportunities for Senior andCadette Girl Scouts and to help In maintaining and Improving the three Girl Scout camps in Utah, Mrs. Rider explained. She said that only last week Utah Girl Scout Council headquarters announced the selection of four Utah Senior Girl ficouts as participants In national and international opportunities and hundreds of girls are eagerly awaiting Day and Established camp sessions. Once again we wish to thank all of our friends for their fine support of ur cookie sale , Mrs. Rider concluded. We know that the thousands of girls who will benefit from the proceeds of this sale join us In our expression of appreciation to everyone who pur.. chased cookies. Together with other patrol you can: make and sell candy, cakes, donuts, or hold a pancake members breakfast. EXAMPLE WORK FOR FINDING Lets suppose that you wanted to deliver papers for "The Neighbor. The first thing to do Is get your parents to agree that you can. Next call the circulation department for an Interview. Plan to take your parents with you when you go to talk to the circulation manager. That Is all there is to it. Did you know that more boys earn their money through spending delivering papers than from any other single job? Planning Is the key to suc- - Carrier Boy Of The Week The C ar rler Boy this time is Ronny of Mr. and Mrs. Angell 2742 East of the Week Angell son Victor L. 4510 South. Ronny goes to William Penn School, his favorite sport Is baseball - he pitches, next Is Ikllng. Ronny has three sisters, 14, 12 and 4 - the youngest and oldest occasionally give him a bad time. Ronny also likes d gs - he had four once and now has one, a collie. From the money Ronny makes from being a Neighbor carrier he is saving up for a walkle talkie. In school he likes reading best, arithmetic least. What does Ronny think of girls In general? Not much but theyre maybe ok. Will Your New Home SEWING Your uniform ( are all badges and emblems sewn on tight? ) Flags and banners Be Out of. Date in 5 Years? Your home is modern as tomorrow (M.D.) FOR mmm W Til YOU MISSING? Make a list of (a) things that you find are not In good repair, and (b) things that you are lacking but would like to have. EXAMINATION EYE Optical Shoi COTTONWOOD MALL STREET LEVEL SHOP MON, THURS, FRI TILL 9 PM Brown the with top spinning purchase of each pair ARE your equipment Is In top shape check the following for; CONSULT AN EYE PHYSICIAN Free! Buster HAT certain that To be ment will Include dessert, door prizes and special WE GUARANTEE THE FIT AT v xtra film entertain- evenings pocket knife belt knife fish hooks axe hatchet IV Colonial Sam today. You can hold a fun night and sell refreshments. You can hold parties and dances. small note book pencil two candles foot powder , petroleum jelly waterproof cement . small pair cutting pliers , sharpening stone dark glasses six yards fishing line ( six number 10 fish hooks halazone tablets . small tin aspirin . two razor blades '' . tweezers 10 waterproof matches ten yards 38 Inch nylon 2 erate k terles PUDDING 2 chap-stic- extra Running Boards YWCA in the satisfactory past. your complete uniform personal or patrol flags tent pack and knapsack sleeping bag rain'poncho flashlight canteen compass map of area you plan to visit mess kit camp axe hatchet pocket knife . belt knife field glasses Well take an Inside look at the overnight hike. Hundreds of Utah Girl Scouts will deliver thousands of packages of Girl Scout cookies to customers beginning March 20th, Mra. Friday, Wayne N. Rider announced SHARPENING Gather together all the things that you plan to use. This can best be accomplished through the use of a check list. The following Is a list that I NEXT WEEK: Starts Tomorrow pack sleeping bag hat ground tarp rain poncho LOCATE EQUIPMENT cessful To plan camping. ahead Is to be ahead and a cool one at that. $ tent. i Add: good dip. 1 WATERPROOFING March and April are Ideal for making more enpreparations for campEvery joyable camping. er should check his personal equipment making sure It Is kept In the best of condition. The first thing to do Is locate your equipment. 1 and Cream shortening brown sugar, add to potatoes and carrots. Sift together dry ingredients. Mix all together. Add raisins and nuts. Mix well, and put into a 3 lb. shorting can. Cover and bake for 2 12 to 3 hours at a 300 degree over. Any fruit juice sweetened and thickened slightly with a little corn starch makes a Your tent (be sure to catch all small holes and tears ) Pack ( check all seems ) Sleeping bag ( check seams and along zipper ) check seams Rain poncho and look for tears ) All cases ( mess kit, canteen, hatchet, knife and etc. ) The months of box Jello (and flavor) dissolved In 2 cups boiling water. Let cool but not set firm. 12 teaspoon cinnamon 1 EARLY PREPARATION PAYS OFF IN BETTER CAMPING 1 cups flour n the grow Coin collectors with Colonial Sam cup nuts 12 teaspoon salt 1 Camping MOCK FRUIT COCKTAIL PUDDING their area. They were unsuccessful, he sas, so the Businessmens League of South Salt Lake applied Tor a bank chaiter Exploring For some Out All Over 1964 Coolco BY NONA COOKE gggggBBggBBaBEMMt by Thomas B. Roberts Thursday, March 19, 3 Page MAIN OFFICE - 420 BOSTON BUILDING BRANCH OFFICES: 368 E. First So., 1082 E. 2 1st So. 4792 SOUTH STATE STREET, MURRAY StStfUs, Clean as Light. 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